mr. obama's deficit is 15 points higher than the 57% who disapprove of mrs. clinton. >> it's the view of the president that his participation in the campaign on the campaign trail, is essential to a positive outcome for the democratic party? >> i haven't heard him describe it that way. i think the president's thinking is, is that when considering who should sit in the oval office for the next four years, the american people might be interested in the opinion of people who have previously sat at that desk. >> as for the first lady, we're told there are no political events on her calendar as of yet. but we expect that to change. shannon? >> and very soon probably. james rosen live at the white house. >>> now that the major party nominees have been all but solidified, donald trump promises to make the republican party proud. after winning five election contests last night, trump gave a toned-down victory speech that was scripted. tonight chief political correspondent carl cameron for a look at whether it's part of the plan for trump's general election campaign.

mr. obama focused his speech on conservation and keeping the parks in tip top shape. >> as we look back over the last00 years, there's plenty to celebrate about a national parks system that is the envy of the world. but when we look to the next century, the next hundred years, the task of protecting our sacred spaces is even more important. >> the president's visit brings a price for some tourists. the wait to get into yosemite today is four hours because of his visit. on thursday, mr. obama will be here in the south bay to participate in the global entrepreneurship summit being held at stanford. >>> an anonymous gun buyback program is being held in pittsburg. police said residents will remain anonymous and officers will not be checking for warrants, no background checks. police say 300 firearms have been turned in at the buybacks since they started a few years ago. people who turned in guns received target gift cards. >>> still to come at 5:00, it's a winner take all game tomorrow at oracle. >

mrs. obama's mother grandmother was in the house they really have done amazing job raising these two youngies. >> always just a heart warming moment any time you see any dad and mom talking about spending the last year because it really is monumental. this is their last year probably ever living in the house together. >> the country has watched her grow up still ahead on "eyewitness news",. >> it could be the longest birthday celebration ever. we'll head across the pond for the latest chapter in elizabeth's big birthday party. it's a milestone year for her magesty. lauren. >> we have another round of sunshine today but storms are on the way for the upcoming weekend and a few could be strong to severe. i'll time out the storms and talk about some toastier temperatures in your full forecast coming up next. ♪ prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> well our region continues to come together to fight childhood cancer. >> today children's hospital is host

mr. obama will be back at the white house saturday. jesse gary, ktvu fox fox 2 news. >>> it's like driving into the apocalypse. it was awful. >> californians being evacuated from their homes. still ahead, the fast moving wildfire that has destroyed dozens of homes and has now killed at least two people. >>> the weather is going to add to that, the concerns for fire, as we press into the weekend with temperatures getting near triple digits on the weekend. >>> a disaster is unfolding in west virginia tonight where the death toll from severe flooding has now climbed to 20. as much as nine inches of rain fell in the southeast portion of the state. roads have been destroyed, bridges are out. homes have been washed off their foundation. authorities are worried that more victims will be found as they begin to clear rubble. >> i can't get home. i live on riverside.  i'm stuck. i pretty well can't get in, can't get out. >> and this is the worst i've ever seen. i've seen stuff floating down the risks and we had a flood, i think it was in 2003,

clinton and mr. obama postponed the president's first campaign appearance, with her, due to the shootings. they are set to attend a event in wisconsin on wednesday. >>> this morning's violence is deadly is mass shooting in u.s. history. shooting at virginia tech back in 2007, when 32 people were killed, now falls to number two. the third deadliest mass shooting was sandy hook school shooting in 2012, 27 people were killed there, and mostly children. >>> and in the wake of the tragedy the people of orlando are doing all that they can to help. long lines formed outside blood donation centers with the call to announce, officially, officials say zero negative bloodies in high demand but still in short supply. surgeons have already performed more than three dozen operations and many victims will need follow-up procedures. there are also heroes who stayed behind, after escaping the carnage and help the wounded. >>> try to make sure everybody is okay, and telling him he would be okay. >> some people took off thei

at first, mr. obamaed to marginalize isis by calling it the jv, then he outsourced the fight to the kurds and other groups. foolishly stating that they might be able to mitigate the threat. because the liberal american press has largely supported the retreat, mr. obama's continued failure to stop the jihad or even define the threat accurately is basically down played by the national media summing up, america is attack by muslim fanatics. just because they don't use tanks and planes doesn't mean it isn't war. it is. now on to guns. president obama is much more comfortable promoting antigun policy than he is discussing the jihadi. >> we are also going to have to make sure that we think about the risks we are willing to take by being so lax in how we make very powerful firearms available to people in this country. and this is something that that obviously i have talked about for a very long time. >> mr. obama is correct in asserting that congress should debate which weaponry is acceptable under the second a

shortly after the orlando terror attack, mr. obamad this. >> since i last updated the american people on our campaign two months ago, we have seen that this continues to be a difficult fight but we are making significant progress. so this campaign, at this stage is, firing on all cylinders. >> but a funny thing happened on the way to the terror war battlefield. today just two days after mr. obama's optimistic statement, the director of the cia said this: >> unfortunately, despite all our progress against isil on the battlefield and in the financial realm, our efforts have not reduced the group's terrorism capability and global reach. the resources needed for terrorism are very modest and the group would have to suffer even heavier losses on territory, manpower, and money for its terrorist capacity to decline significantly. >> mr. brennan is absolutely correct in his assessment. mr. obama is far too shortsighted on isis. again that's the truth. but it will not be accepted by obama devotes. you will be attacked as a false messenger. no

mr. obama left for seattle on board air force one this afternoon after moderating a summit at stanford for global entrepreneurs. the events half a world away could not be ignored. >> i do think that yesterday's vote speaks to the ongoing changes and challenges that are raised by globalization. but while the uk's relationship with the eu will change, one thing that will not change is the special relationship that exists between our two nations. that will endure. . >> mr. obama spoke to david cameron and expects an orderly transition out of the eu and they are relationship is networking and sharing ideas. >> you're the bridge, you're the glue. particularly the young people who are here who can help lead towards a more peaceful and more prosperous future that provides opportunities for everybody. >> on the panel with the president, facebook founder mark zuckerberg and one young woman who had a hard time believing she was being introduced by the president. >> so let's start with you and tell us, i

mr. obama addresses members of the canadian parliament, trashing donald trump. >>> and just keep swimming! michael phelps qualifies for a historic fifth trip to the olympics. why he says this one will be more memorable than the rest. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> both turkey and us officials say they are increasingly convinced the deadly attack at istanbul's main airport was the work of isis. at least 42 people were killed, including 13 foreigners. another 239 were wounded. many of the victims were wounded by the gunfire that proceeded the bombings. two suicide bombers got inside the terminal. the third attacker detonated his bomb outside as people tried to get away. this morning, police in turkey have been conducting a series of raids targeting suspected members of isis and nine people have been detained. holly williams has more from istanbul's airport. >> reporter: these people sprinted fo

here's part of what mr. obama said regarding the 2016 race in an interview with jimmy fallon which is set to air tonight. >> it was a healthy thing for the democratic party to have a contested primary. i thought that bernie sanders brought enormous energy and new ideas and he pushed the party and challenged them. i thought it made hillary a better candidate. my hope is that over the next couple of weeks we're able to pull things together and what happens during primaries you get a little ouchy. i think we'll have a great convention and do well. >> sanders will meet with senate leader harry reid before holding a washington, d.c., rally ahead of next week's final democratic primary. while democratic leaders are urging sanders to get in line behind clinton, vice president joe biden asked for patience. >> oh, be a little graceful. let the man have his own pace. >> california senator dianne feinstein told nbc some time is needed before the party can unite before the general. reuters is now reporting that liberal fire b

mr. obama made a lot of references about children. how we need to protect each one of them. i was weeping. i could not help it. let me tell you another example of how atomic bombs affect the human being. we rejoiced to hear my favorite uncle and aunt survived. they were ok. they did not have any visible signs of injury. then several days later, we started hearing a different story. they got sick. very sick. so, after my sister and nephew died, my parents went over to my uncle's place. them.d looking after their bodies started showing purple spots all over the body. according to my mother, who cared for them until their death, their internal organs seemed to be rotting. assolving, coming out as death.lood liquid until

mr. obama called the call to prayer one of the prettiest calls at sunset. let's call his words against christianity. >> the united states is not and will never be at war with islam. isol is not islamic. no religion condones the killing of innocents. and the vast majority of isol's victims have been muslim. on easter, i do reflect that as a christian, i'm supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians -- i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will tread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are fa factually inaccurate. and by the way, the crusades they can use the precursor ideas when they are non-violent and anti-american. >> you also pointed out that so many muslims are victims, they are intimidated into silences, because they will be viewed as a postate, and the penalty of that is death. we just ran all the connections and money that hillary gets from these countries that persecute women and gays and

relaxing time will be very precious for president obama and mrs. obama, too. they are both popular public figures. .eople listen to what they say announcer: well, we will end it there, william seale. seale: thank you, john. announcer: and you are watching american history tv on c-span3. announcer: a live conference on reconstruction and the legacy of the civil war. topics include refugee camps, career after the civil war, and reconstruction in the north. about theso hear return of the confederate veteran and the origins of the lost cause. it is hosted by the civil war institute from gettysburg, pennsylvania, coverage beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. reconstruction and the legacy of the civil war, only on american history tv here on c-span3. announcer: exploring the history of the united states through objects. up next, we visit capitol hill and ak to a historian curator about the history of african americans in congress in the 19th mr. wasniewski: the story is not one everybody is familiar with. we had 22 african-americans served between 1870 and 1901. 20

now, mr. obama arrived in the bay area yesterday and made quite an entrance at crissy field in san francisco in marine one. the president will be speaking at the summit to encourage aspiring entrepreneurs from 140 different countries to connect their ideas with the u.s. the president is also trying to encourage more women and minorities to become entrepreneurs. the white house announced a list of 30 companies that pledged to increase to diversity including airbnb, intel and s.a.p. the president will beat the traffic this morning by flying into stanford later on today. >> i think it's really cool that, like, the president is here. i think it's super awesome. >> reporter: president obama set to speak at 10:45 this morning and after that it's on to seattle for more fundraising. live at stanford university, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> donald trump arrived in scotland by helicopter this morning a few hours ago. the republican presumptive nominee for president is in the european nation to re-open his golf resort

if that holds true this year, and it will, mr. obama will go down as the first modern president to not produce a gdp of more than 3% in any year of his administration. that is the fact, jack. no amount of spin will change it. americans understand it's tougher to prosper these days and it should be. >> i want to be sure we get small businesses starting and growing in america again. we have stalled out. i was very surprised to see that. it turns out we're not producing as many small businesses as we used to. a study said we're 46th in the world in difficulty to start a small business. >> that is true. the reason? high taxes and expensive regulations. yet, secretary clinton says she'll carry on the high taxes. very puzzling. to be fair the president says he wants to cut the corporate tax rate. donald trump has economic deal pretty much to himself. all polls say american voters are not happy with the program. and the truth is, china may not be intimidated into a better trade deal with the usa. mexico is not going to pay for a billion dollar

mrs. valerie jarrett. [applause] >> good afternoon. on behalf of president obama and mrs. sh to expresswxo you their deepest regrets that they cooperate be with us here -- couldn't be with us here today as we celebrate the extraordinary life of muhammad ali. i first met muhammad ali over 45 years ago through his friendship with my uncle, and he, my uncle, would be so touched his son is a pallbearer here today. thank you, lonnie. because of my family connection, the president and first lady asked me if i would read this tribute to you penned by president obama.it was 1980. and an epic career was in its twilight. everybody knew it. probably including the champ himself. ali went into one of his final fights, an underdog. oh, the smart money was on the new champ. larry holme. and in the end, the oddsmakers were right. a few hours later, at 4:00 a.m., after the loss, after the fans had gone home and the sports writers were writing their final takes, a sports writer asked a restroom attendant if he had bet on the fight. the man, black, and getting on in years, said he had put his

thurlow: you mentioned mr. obama, president obama's visit to hiroshima. that brought 600 reporters to the city. all around the world, that was reported. he has that kind of power and influence. even i, in toronto on that day, i had eight interviews. could you imagine? the tv stations coming to my place and asking what i thought about it. what power the president has. maybe he can do something like this create the opportunity so he can mobilize. not just him, but all of us who know something. we can intensify our efforts to make this issue credible and visible. i do not think we are doing enough. i don't feel that the government is encouraging the people to learn what it is like to live in the nuclear age. government is not. whether they think the ministry or the department of education, they should be doing a better job. as i know in japan and in canada, i don't think the school system is doing a good job either. i think more budget could be directed to those educational institutions and intensify the teaching. of course, you have churches and the familie

mr. obama asked god to comfort the families, heal the wounded, bring solace to those whose hearts have been broken and give us resolve to do what's necessary to reduce hatred in the world. that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and for "cbs this morning." from broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> in a scene that's become all too familiar, president obama tried again to console those mourning a mass shooting, the worst one in u.s. history. the president made a low-key visit to orlando where 49 people were gunned down in cold blood at a nightclub. he and vice president joe biden laid white roses at a memorial to the victims and sat for hours with survivors and families of those killed. mr. obama spoke with bliss and ambulance cruise and the hospital workers who helped save the lives of the 53 people wounded that night. >> after the worst of humanity, the best of humanity came roaring bac

mr. obama called the call to prayer one of the prettiest calls at sunset. let's call his words against christianity. >> the united states is not and will never be at war with islam. isol is not islamic. no religion condones the killing of innocents. and the vast majority of isol's victims have been muslim. on easter, i do reflect that as a christian, i'm supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians -- i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will tread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are fa factually inaccurate. and by the way, the crusades they can use the precursor ideas when they are non-violent and anti-american. >> you also pointed out that so many muslims are victims, they are intimidated into silences, because they will be viewed as a postate, and the penalty of that is death. we just ran all the connections and money that hillary gets from these countries that persecute women and gays and

mr. obama called the call to prayer one of the prettiest calls at sunset. let's call his words against christianity. >> the united states is not and will never be at war with islam. isol is not islamic. no religion condones the killing of innocents. and the vast majority of isol's victims have been muslim. on easter, i do reflect that as a christian, i'm supposed to love. and i have to say that sometimes when i have listened to left and loving expressions by christians -- i get concerned. >> all right, doctor, i'll start with you. it seems the president will tread every single solitary needle to praise islam and make historical statements that are fa factually inaccurate. and by the way, the crusades when the director said he didn't do anything illegal so he couldn't have targeted him, sure as long as you don't call it islamism, the fbi has to wait until it is called violent. they can use the precursor ideas and anti-american and anti-semitic. you point out so many muslims are victims of radicals. so many muslims are intimidated in to silent. we just ran in

on behalf of president obama and mrs. obamato you their deepest regret that they couldn't be with us here today as we celebrate the extraordinary life of muhammad ali. i first met muhammad ali over 45 years ago through his friendship with my uncle jean and he, my uncle, would be so touch that his son gene is a pallbearer here today. thank you, lonnie. the president and first lady asked me if i would read this tribute to you penned by president obama. it was 1980, an epic career was in its twilight. everybody knew it. probably including the champ himself. ali went in to one of his final fights an underdog. all of the smart money was on the new champ, larry holmes. and in the end, the odds makers were right. a few hours later, at 4:00 a.m., after the loss, after the fans had gone home and the sports writers were writing their final take, a sports writer asked a restroom attendant if he had bet on the fight. the man, black and getting on in years, said he had put his money on ali. the writer asked why. why, the man said? why? beca

reporter: the president and mrs. obama said, "ali stood up when it was hard, spoke out when others would not." ,n his hometown of louisville flowers to remember their native son. funeral plans will include a huge procession through the streets of louisville. speakers will include bill clinton, bryant gumbel, and billy crystal. kellye: with the first phase of track rebuilding plan underway, brianne carter sat down with the general manager, paul wiedefeld. me, this is probably the best job i ever had. job, but also challenging for metro g.m. paul wiedefeld. he battled a blizzard on the tracks, shutdown system for safety inspections, and fire nearly two dozen employees. room at all, what has been the most surprising moment? >> clearly come just some of the challenges we face. i knew there were a lot of challenges, but the depth of them was surprising. brianne: one of the challenges are two words -- safety culture. >> it's like marriage. it's every day. that is not the way the culture of a big organization works. every day you

mrs. obama will be snap chatting so young people everywhere will follow her trip. >>> 12:08. much more to come organ "action news" sunday morning of afternoon. a new survey reveals how much americans sleep. results may surprise you. >> a former president is unmoved for a child's passionate fight for broccoli. >> meteorologist david murphy will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >> so glad you stayed with us, blue green toxic algae has closed beaches in florida. officials are testing the algae to see how dangerous it is. the algae first appeared in the nearby saint lucie river. the problem is it is putting a dent in the tourist industry. they hope it does not cause long term or environmental damage. >> reporter: you can't go in the water, guys, there's a nice museum over here. storm tracker 6 live double scan, a lot sunshine at penns landing. folks going up and down the river. it's warm out there. 82 degrees, the dewpoint down in the 50s that means the air is not all that humid. winds out of the south at 5 miles per hour. not a whol

but soon after, mr. obama moved quickly, endorsing hillary clinton in a video. >> in fact, i don't think there's ever qualified to hold this office. she's got the courage, the compassion, and the heart to get the job done. >> reporter: sanders say he will still contest the final primary on tuesday and fight at the convention on his issues, but sanders said he will work for hillary clinton. >> i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump and to create a government which represents all of us and not just the 1%. >> reporter: a focus on trump is what president obama wants as he will tell jimmy fallon tonight. >> and to remind the american people that this is a serious job. you know, this is not reality tv. >> mr. trump, come talk to us. >> reporter: donald trump meeting with republican donors tweeted, obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama, but nobody else does. sanders met with senate democrat leader harry reid on a d

so you must be content with mr. obamasident. john boehner had the courage to sue the president and the one by the way. the obama administration is appealing but he won. ryan has done no such thing in his nearly eight months as speaker. what he has done is with so little experience announced in his arrogant view that he's a much better speaker than a man who got in the job. ryan is not so easy to regard highly except in his own mind of course yet here he is already threatening to sue the presumptive nominee over his proposal to temporarily banned immigration in countries of the history of terrorism against his country and his motive, simply to protect american lives. but not a peep from the speaker on the current surge of illegal immigration and suspected potential terrorist crossing our southern border. the speaker has a penchant for contradiction and doubletalk. for example and claiming he won't divide the party over trump. >> this is a very strange situation. this is a unique nominee but i feel as a responsibility insti

mr. obamaame to office, the work was done, making the second bust redundant, and it was returned to the embassy. the notion that it had been returned because it was not wanted was "an urban legend." but the story so persisted, fueled by president obama's also tendency to , try to rewrite history that he found personally distasteful or uncomfortable. churchill, with his association with the british empire might have seemed out of place in obama's oval office. my boss, senator cruz, raised the issue in a speech saying one of the very first act president obama did after being elected was sending churchill's bust back to the u.k., and i think that foreshadowed everything to come for the next six years. a statement that earned him two pinocchio's, who judge that while the white house aide might have recognized the symbolic significance of the bust, it was an administrative matter. it was not one that may have risen to the president who was preoccupied at the time with wings like the financial crisis